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LWF Youth Pre-Assembly gathers 120 young people in northern Namibia ONDANGWA, Namibia/GENEVA, 2 May 2017 (LWI) - Young Lutherans are leading the way to The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Twelfth Assembly, as they p
Global Commemoration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation 10,000 people expected at Sam Nujoma Stadium on 14 May
Rev. Lydia Posselt to preach at the Assembly closing worship Thirty-two year old ELCA pastor convinces with her sermon “The Jesus Parade”
Dr Denis Mukwege to give keynote speech at LWF Assembly in Namibia Human rights champion to speak about gender-based violence, healing and peace
The LWF and Namibia’s quest for independence The Namibian churches and the LWF played a vital role during Namibia’s struggle for independence.
Press release: Young pastor to preach at LWF Assembly closing worship Online voting of International Preaching Contest started
“I believe, therefore…” - hundreds of Polish youth support Reformation project More than 400 young people join Living Reformation project
Renewed in relations and witness Lutherans and Catholics in the United States follow up on Joint Commemoration in Lund
Further ecumenical steps in Lund (LWI) – The Joint Catholic-Lutheran Commemoration of the Reformation co-hosted by The Lutheran World Federation (LWF) and the Catholic Church in Lu
